Grade 7 - Music Quiz # 2

It is a landlocked region located in northern Luzon.

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They are friendly and hardworking people in CAR whose language is similar to Pangasinense.

The livelihood of this ethnic group in CAR includes swidden farming, fishing, and hunting and their staple crop is rice.

The oral and communal characteristics of Cordillera music exhibit the region's important connection with local tradition and culture.

It refers to a song that is identified with the Cordilleras and is usually sung by children.

It is a Kalinga chant that greets visitors in a celebration, and prayer in gatherings and for blessing houses, peace pacts, and a wedding.

This Ibaloi chant is usually delivered by an elder of a community to ask for guidance from the spirits.

It is a flat gong played either by hands or with wooden sticks and it is the main instrument of the Cordilleras.

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The style of playing gangsa wherein the musician uses his or her left hand to hold the gangsa in a hanging position while his or her right-hand holds the wooden stick in striking the gong.

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It is a style wherein the musician is seated with the gong on his or her lap. He or she then uses his or her hands to strike the gong and produce a sound.

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